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javier.io
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| | | | | launch and suscribe RHEL 8/9 instances in AWS 15 Oct 2023 Simple, no RedHat Cloud integration Go to EC2 and launch either RHEL8 or RHEL9 instances: RHEL8: AWS Marketplace: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Ami Id: ami-0b324207d4bcaec61 RHEL9: AWS Marketplace: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Ami Id: ami-026ebd4cfe2c043b2 Ensure the AWS instance includes a RHEL suscription $ curl http://169.254.169.254/latest/dynamic/instance-identity/document 2>/dev/null | grep billingProducts "billingProducts" : [ "bp-6fa54006" ] #I... | |
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www.michaelcrump.net
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| | | | | Learn about some of the software found inside a Azure Cloud Shell instance | |
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popey.com
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| | | | | This is a bit of a dayjob post, but as I maintain a bunch of snaps in my own time, I figured its not out of place here. Typically when I (or indeed any developer) uses snapcraft to build a snap, a snapcraft.yaml drives the process. Ill integrate some kind of CI or build system, and start publishing to the Snap Store. Usually, once created, the yaml doesnt need much in the way of changes. | |
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jilliancyork.com
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